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The world's largest TV studio [raw footage: tape 082]

by: TVTV (Top Value Television)

Contributor: PFA Collection Item

7/14/1972. Doral Hotel room; TVTV crew talking to African-American delegates, straight talk about McGovern and politics. Followed by car approach to convention hall and Hudson Marquez on Miami at 00:22:00.

Notes

Digitization Vendor Comments: Aligned Playback Level to program; Aligned Audio Level to Program; Unstable Control Track; Head Switching Visible; Video Noise Visible in Picture; Single Channel Mono Audio Split to Two Channel Mono in the Master File; Banding Visible in Picture;Channel1 silent; Levels adjusted beyond broadcast standards to obtain a more usable picture, as was recorded on tape.

Digitization QC Note: Camerawork is very rough at beginning of tape, resulting in various forms of distortion. Flagging and head switching noise as described. --mg, 4/29/2019Digitized through a generous 2018 Humanities Collections and Reference Resources grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Access-restricted-item: true

Addeddate: 2020-08-03 19:24:21

Color: b&w

Condition: Tape is moldy

External-identifier: urn:bampfa_accession_number:0550-01-16278

Frames_per_second: 29.970 (29970/1000) FPS

Identifier: worlds-largest-studio-082_16278_PM0040843_r01of01

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